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Posted on 8th April 2016 by Wheatland Farm

Spring flowers along the Tarka Trail

Yesterday we went biking – and the spring flowers are out in force along North Devon’s Tarka Trail. It was really lovely and refreshing to see carpets of primroses and wood anemones – and to get out for some gentle exercise. More on this section of the Tarka Trail here.

Tarka Trail primroses
Wild Garlic on the Tarka Trail
Wood anemones on the Tarka Trail
Bluebells on the Tarka Trail
Golden saxifrage on the Tarka Trail

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